Assembly Language: The Human-Friendly Bridge to Machine Code

I bet most of you would be coding in high level languages like JavaScript or C. When we write in high-level languages, we are working with tools that make coding intuitive and efficient. These languages are designed to be easy for humans to read and write, but they don't directly represent the instructions that the CPU executes. Instead, they rely on layers of abstraction to simplify the process. To truly understand how computers work and to control every aspect of their behavior, we need to go deeper – down to the level of assembly language.

The Problem with High-Level Languages